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  1. Zerobricks
    Thanks for all the support guys! Hopefull it will be as popular when its time to vote In any case it was a fun and an educational experience uilding it and it will not be my last of such kind MOC.
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    I'm glad the chassis works for you! What gear ratio and which output of the Rc motor did you use?
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    Just share the file, hehe
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    What a unique creation! Does it make any sounds
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    No offense but just from your dreams I figured you have to be from the US, the paranoia of explsive attacks, and the giggity from Family Guy. I had some graphical dreams too somone killing my close relative, etc... But I mostly have awesome dreams like finsing a bag with awesome Lego parts like PF components for dirt cheap prizes... One of the weirdest was as a child I climbed up a very tall tree and it started falling down... As it was falling down a truck was just passing the point I was falling at... And than I woke up.
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    Thats an interesting ship! Looks like warp drive rings
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    So here's what me, cgg199 and Cumulonimbus have been working on: There are several version of chasiss modules with and without suspension, and even a simple truck. Hopefully someone will find these usefull. LDD link:
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    In the old days red hood had to watchout for the big bad wolf. Now the wolf has to watch out for the big bad red hood Lovely scene, nice use if existing set ina different scenario.
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    Good work with these! I think my favs are the ambulance and TIE ones
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    Thats really cute! I loved that bus stop scene Nice idea with L pieces for fur coloring.
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    What an awesome yet fun production line Good work man!
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    How come? Can you explain?
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    The first picture si so damn impressive! I cant imagine the number of transparent transparent blue bricks you have! The ship is a very realsitically looking galley. I love the front pattern made with cheese slopes. Also good story to go along,
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    Who says TLG has to follow FIA's rules... The old version is really sleek, the new one looks...retarded...
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    Category A: # 2 # 6 # 10 Category B: # 6 # 10 # 11
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    Or maybe make a walker with 2 or several legs?
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    They could easly make a bike with a shaft driven wheel instead of the 1000x used chain...Looks very plain, TBH... Also orange and blue would be nicer.
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    Yeah it missing some fat bloke to help it tip over I'm not THAT crazy.....yet...
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    Woah, thats EPIC! Is it tough enough to survive the speedorz's abuse?
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    WTF happened to the 42039! Looks like someone chewed it up! Whats with all the orange stuff in the back of the 42032... Also lime wheels in 42037,
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    I'm also signing up Not picky about turns.
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    Sorry for late reply. Can you make an example?
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    8. Octan GT The model has steering with virtual pivot point inside the wheels, which is actuated by the rear exhaust. The doors and the rear bodywork can be opened. To keep the rear bodywork from openning on its own I used a small holder disguised as antenna on the rear of the roof. To open the doors I used the mixel joints. The rear parts can also be opened to expose the engine And here's a video with more details: Discussion topic: http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=100727
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    Nice build! I like the low cab
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    Here's the finished model This is my first serious MT MOC in years and I think it was a fun challenge to make. As you can see the model has a lot of details, I think I did quite well, even though my collection of studded parts is rather low... I am especially proud of the steering and the engine details. From a technical standpoint the model has steering with virtual pivot point inside the wheels, which is actuated by the rear exhaust. The doors and the rear bodywork can be opened. To keep the rear bodywork from openning on its own I used a small holder disguised as antenna on the rear of the roof. To open the doors I used the mixel joints. The rear parts can also be opened to expose the engine You can see the worm gears used to represent springs in the rear: The sngle seat with the steering wheel and gauges: And lastly the shot of the chassis. Notice the steering axle actually goes all the way through the engine. And here's a video with more details: @MajklSpajkl this is how I mount the camera on the models... Crude but effective:
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